These robots hope you’ve enjoyed your hotel stayA hotel in which 10 robots do 90 per cent of the work—what could possibly go wrong?
In praise of Bubbie Shoshie For my Bubbie, news of my gayness wasn’t cause for celebration. It was an afterthought.
What Cuba can teach Canada about vaccinesThe majority of Cubans are knowledgeable about vaccines and their personal immunization history. How did they do it?
The real vaccine scandalIt’s not just the anti-vaxxers—Canada’s vaccination system is a mess. How governments and parents are failing our kids.
Q&A: A mother’s journey through the perils of teen sextingA mother speaks out about her daughter’s experience with teen sexting and why parents need to educate themselves about the law
Barry Douglas Johnson, 1957-2014A long-haul trucker, he overcame addiction and became a friend to whom countless other addicts turned in their darkest hours
’Dignity in death has energized my will to live’For one MS sufferer, the Supreme Court ruling on doctor-assisted death brings relief. For another, it was too late.
How safe is sexting?It’s important to teach teens about the criminality of sexting alongside the topic of consent, and offer guidance, should they choose to do it anyway, according to Planned Parenthood Ottawa
A tale of two plus-sized Sports Illustrated modelsIn all the hailing and congratulating, it was easy to forget that what we were celebrating was an advertisement